I forget if there is a lesson on it, but a strawman is essentially misinterpreting someone's argument, refuting that misinterpreted argument, and then acting as if you has successfully refuted the original argument.

It works kind of like this:

A: "I believe we should get rid of guns in America."

B: "Oh, so you hate the constitution? Well, this is America, and anyone who refutes the constitution is wrong, so you are wrong."

When will we get Vegeta to teach us about LSAT concepts?

Best way I have found is to just do increasingly more questions in a single sitting. I'm just now getting to the point to where I can take a section without getting too tired.